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What is a User Agent?

A user agent is a string of characters that identifies the browser and operating system being used to access a website. This information is sent to the website's server every time a page is requested.

How to Find Your User Agent?

To find your user agent, follow these steps:

1 Open your web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.)

2 Go to a website that displays your user agent, such as whatmyua.com

The website will display your user agent information, which typically includes the browser name and version, the operating system, and other details.

Why is User Agent Information Important?

User agent information is important for web developers and website owners because it can help them optimize their sites for different browsers and devices. By knowing which browsers and operating systems are most commonly used to access their site, developers can ensure that their site is compatible with those platforms and provide a better user experience.

In summary, a user agent is a string of characters that identifies the browser and operating system being used to access a website. You can easily find your user agent by visiting a website that displays this information. User agent information is important for web developers and website owners because it helps them optimize their sites for different browsers and devices.

Last useragent

API

GET /api/ua?ua=<ua-string>&key=<access-key>

Parameters:

  • ua-string: Be sure to url-encode it. Defaults to your request's user agent string.
  • access-key: Not require.